Kennedy mobbed by students in Heidelberg Germany
Atty General Robert F Kennedy was mobbed by cheering German students at Heidelberg University as he spoke about Americans dying in Viet Nam and the need for aid. Thousands waited outside, and security moved Kennedy and his wife to safety. Kennedy contrasted Goldwater with cautious US policy and joked about his future.
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Union Counselors Receive Course
A four week program by the Tucson Central Trades Council Community Service Committee introduced union counselors to the community’s health and welfare services. Ray Dorsey recalled the United Fund idea from talks between Walter Reuther and Henry Ford about 37 in plant campaigns in 1943. Sessions covered marital counseling children’s services mental health programs alcoholic problems and poverty relief. Meetings were held Thursday nights at the Carpenters Hall.
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Trailer Fire Damages Store and Trailer at Nogales Highway
Fire at 9418 S Nogales Highway damaged a trailer and the Mexico Way service station and general store. Damage was estimated at 5500 with 3000 to fees and 2500 to contents. Deputy said Fred Schwanderick owned the trailer and shop. Fire units cited risk from nearby petroleum products.
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Rhodes Seeks Seventh Term in U S House
Rep. John J. Rhodes of Arizona announced he will seek a seventh term in the U S House, subject to the Republican primary. He sits on the Appropriations Committee and serves on the GOP National Platform Committee. Rhodes backs enforcing civil rights law while remaining largely silent on the bill. He criticized Sen. Carl Hayden and Roy Elson for campaign activity and said a Southwest water plan could progress with congressional effort. Rhodes plans an active campaign starting in September.
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Arizona Supreme Court Upholds Garcia Sentence
The Arizona Supreme Court upholds the 20 to 25 year sentence of Wilford Garcia of Ajo for assault with intent to murder his common law wife Hilda Ochoa. In 1963 he shot her four times in her Ajo home during a domestic dispute. she survived. Garcia argued improper questioning about a cutting incident not related to the shooting.
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Barry Goldwater Urges US Mexico Alliance Against Communism
Sen Barry Goldwater proposes uniting the United States and Mexico to combat communism in Latin America if elected president. In an Excelsior interview he praises Mexico and calls for removing Soviet troops from Cuba, plus training Cuban exiles to regain their country and linking wheat sales to Cuba policy.
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Khrushchev Leaves Sweden as Trade Prospects Rise
Soviet Premier Khrushchev departed Sweden after a five day visit marked by Swedish neutral stance and warm farewell. He announced readiness to expand trade, including Swedish steel pipes for gas and oil pipelines, signaling a potential giant market for Swedish products. He travels to Norway for a five day leg of a 19 day Scandinavia tour.
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Elephant Protects His Interests
In Penrith England circus elephant Bimbo knocked down 85 year old Elizabeth Jackson injuring her bruises and a broken hand as she tried to stop children feeding him.
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